Or maybe it isn't a sale at all. Of course at .75 cents (is that what it says?), that's a pretty good deal. Another entry for the "blog" of "unnecessary" decimal points.
Misplaced dollar and cent signs, misplaced decimal points, "unnecessary" quotation marks, overworked apostrophes. What else? Basically boils down to mass illiteracy, I guess.
That must be one heck of a sale if you only have to pay 3/4 of a cent for it! haha.
ReplyDeleteOr maybe it isn't a sale at all. Of course at .75 cents (is that what it says?), that's a pretty good deal. Another entry for the "blog" of "unnecessary" decimal points.
ReplyDeleteActually, it's "cents point seven five", whatever that means. I believe that dollar signs go before a number and cent signs come after.
ReplyDeleteYeah, what's up with the epidemic of misplaced dollar signs and cents signs?
ReplyDeleteMisplaced dollar and cent signs, misplaced decimal points, "unnecessary" quotation marks, overworked apostrophes. What else? Basically boils down to mass illiteracy, I guess.
ReplyDeleteHow can $..*.75.!. be construed as anything BUT a sale?
ReplyDeleteAaahhh, because it isn't "$.75"; It's "c.75", and who knows what that really means?!
ReplyDeleteIt's obvious that it's not a "sale," but just the regular price being hyped as is customary at the grocery. Still, a good deal.
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